djblets.pipeline.compilers.rollup¶

Pipeline compiler for bundling modern JavaScript with rollup.js.

DEFAULT_FILE_PATTERN = 'index\\.(js|es6|es6\\.js|ts)$'[source]¶

The default regular expression used for rollup.js index files.

New in version 4.0.

class RollupCompiler(verbose, storage)[source]¶

Bases: SourceMapStaleCheckMixin, SubProcessCompiler

A Pipeline compiler for interfacing with rollup.js.

rollup.js is a module bundler for JavaScript that compiles down a JavaScript codebase, linked together through module imports (ES6, CommonJS etc.), into a single JavaScript file. It can manage compilation with Babel or TypeScript, and supports a wide variety of plugins.

This compiler makes it easy to develop modern JavaScript while still taking advantage of the best of Pipeline, such as managing separate bundles, loading bundles into Django templates, and triggering automatic recompilation on demand if any files (including those imported via modules) in the bundle are stale.

To use this compiler, you will need an index file in your Pipeline JavaScript bundle, which imports any other modules that should be part of that compiled rollup.js bundle. An index file can be in the following forms:

• index.js

• index.es6

• index.es6.js

• index.ts

Custom filename patterns can be specified by setting settings.PIPELINE['ROLLUP_FILE_PATTERN'] to a regular expression string (defaults to DEFAULT_FILE_PATTERN).

Your Pipeline bundle may consist of just this one index file, or it may include other JavaScript as well. Each index will be compiled as its own rollup.js bundle, and its compiled contents included as part of the Pipeline bundle.

Sourcemaps are used to check if any parts of the bundle are stale, triggering automatic recompilation when loading pages. Please note that any modules that you want included but are not actively being used within that rollup.js bundle may be excluded from automatic recompilation detection if you have treeshaking enabled (which is enabled by default).

You will need to set settings.PIPELINE['ROLLUP_BINARY'] to the path of rollup and then set any command line arguments needed (such as a path to your configuration file) in settings.PIPELINE['ROLLUP_ARGUMENTS'].

The arguments should not include -c / --config to specify the rollup.config.js path. This will be computed automatically, in order to ensure the right file is used based on whichever source tree may be hosting the input file (such as when a project is consuming another project’s source files and compiling them).

New in version 4.0.

output_extension = 'js'[source]¶

match_file(path: str) → bool[source]¶

Return whether this compiler matches a source file.

This will look for the following filenames by default:

• index.js

• index.es6

• index.es6.js

• index.ts

To customize this, set settings.PIPELINE['ROLLUP_FILE_PATTERN'] to a regular expression string.

Parameters:

path (str) – The path to the source file being considered.

Returns:

True if this compiler will invoke rollup.js on this file. False if it will not.

Return type:

bool

compile_file(infile: str, outfile: str, outdated: bool = False, force: bool = False) → None[source]¶

Compile a file using rollup.js.

This will cause the file and anything it imports in the tree into a rollup.js bundle, for inclusion in the Pipeline bundle.

Parameters:

• infile (str) – The source file.

• outfile (str) – The destination file.

• outdated (bool, optional) – Whether the destination file is known to be outdated.

• force (bool, optional) – Whether to force re-running rollup.js on this file.

__annotations__ = {'_SOURCES_CACHE_TIME_SECS': 'int'}¶